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Martin O'Malley, Governor
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"Improvement" § 10-501
"Master plan" § 10-501
"Project" § 10-501
"Secretary" § 10-101
10-503. USES OF GRANTS.
A GRANT MAY BE USED FOR ANY OF THE PURPOSES SPECIFIED IN § 10-502(A) OF
THIS SUBTITLE.
REVISOR'S NOTE: This section is new language derived without substantive
change from former Art. 70B, § 28.
The reference to the "purposes specified in § 10-502(a) of this subtitle" is
substituted for the former list of specific purposes for brevity.
10-504. TERMS AND CONDITIONS; AMOUNT.
(A) IN GENERAL.
(1) ANY FEDERAL GRANT THAT IS RECEIVED FOR A PROJECT SHALL BE
APPLIED FIRST TO THE COST OF THE PROJECT.
(2) EXCEPT AS PROVIDED IN SUBSECTION (B) OF THIS SECTION, A STATE
GRANT FOR A PROJECT MAY NOT EXCEED THE LESSER OF $600,000 OR 50% OF THE
COST OF ELIGIBLE WORK REMAINING UNPAID AFTER ANY FEDERAL GRANT IS
APPLIED.
(3) A STATE GRANT TO DEVELOP A MASTER PLAN MAY NOT EXCEED THE
LESSER OF $15,000 OR 50% OF THE COST OF DEVELOPMENT OF THE PLAN.
(B) EXCEPTIONS.
THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS MAY AUTHORIZE A GRANT FOR A PROJECT THAT
EXCEEDS 50% OF THE COST OF ELIGIBLE WORK REMAINING UNPAID AFTER ANY
FEDERAL GRANT IS APPLIED, IF:
(1) THE PROJECT INVOLVES THE CONVERSION, ACQUISITION,
RENOVATION, CONSTRUCTION, OR IMPROVEMENT OF A BUILDING FOR USE AS A
SENIOR CITIZEN ACTIVITIES CENTER;
(2) THE VALUE OF REAL PROPERTY AND EXISTING IMPROVEMENTS
MADE AVAILABLE BY THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT EQUALS OR EXCEEDS THE AMOUNT
OF THE STATE GRANT; AND
(3) THE RESIDUAL VALUE OF THE REAL PROPERTY AND EXISTING
IMPROVEMENTS MADE AVAILABLE BY THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT EXCEEDS THE SUM
OF:
(I) ANY PRIOR AMOUNTS USED FOR MATCHING FUNDS UNDER
THIS PROGRAM;
(II) ANY OUTSTANDING STATE DEBT RELATING TO THE PROPERTY
FROM ANOTHER PROGRAM;
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